Toledo offers excellent cash flow opportunities, although its neighborhoods can differ significantly even from one street to the next.

The most obvious difference is that it doesn't have budgeting capabilities.

Burlington, Camden, and Gloucester counties are the main areas I’ve been searching since I need to stay closer to Philadelphia.I plan on living in the property for a few years and renovating since I have a lot of experience.

Frankly from my limited experience, it seems different to even meet the 1% Rule much less the 2% Rule.

New builds are a different animal than I am accustomed to for sure. 

So if your main job is a W-2 job, you probably don't qualify.But that's still not all because in addition to REPS status, you also have to qualify as having material participation in the K-1 business to make it non-passive income. 

I'm looking into the different software programs available.

I am living in the main house while I wait to get into position for my next investment.

We'll be replacing the main line rising up from the basement floor and all the pipe in 2 kitchens and 3 bathrooms. 

DM me - if it’s just tile lifting that’s a different matter.